Process of conserving fish-meat.



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P RQGESS 0F CONSERYING FISH-MEAT.

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T 0 all whom it may concern:

lie it known that 1, ROBERT Tran, a sub- ]ect of the Emperor of Germany, residing at 19 Liiheckerstrasse, Schwartau, near Lilbeck, Germany, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Processes ot Conserving Fish-Meat, of which the foladded, to conserve it thereby, and to pro-v vide by this process a fish-meat which, in adding suitable flavoringingredients becomes a palatable food and relish, which will remain eatable for a long period of time.

High-sea fish, such as ray, sea-salmon, cod-fish, etc, contain great quantities of train-oil whereby the meat of the same often becomes rancid and ill smelling. To conserve this meat therefore, and also to make it eatable itis necesary to abstract the trainoil from the fish. This is done in the following manner :-The fishes are cleaned and put in a vessel and boiled with water to which has been added for each pound of fish meat 1 gram of acetic acid and also 5 grams of a liquor made; of a mixture, preferably of 1 part each of ground cinnamon, ginger, cardamom and crushed laurel-lea .es, cloves, oranges and chopped onions, which are soaked about 8 days under 15 C. in 5 parts then, clarified. T he flavor of oil in the fish is totally destroyed by the acid and the spread liquor Specification of Letters Eatent.

salt, pepper, onions, ctc.,

Patented Aug. 1, 19.11.

Application filed March 21, 1911. Serial No. 615,921.

takes away the fishy taste and prevents the.

meat from becoming rancid. The meat prepared and treated by the above process does not. loose any of its nutritious qualities. After the fishes have been boiled, the skin is taken off, the bones taken out and. the meat is dried by heat. The dried meat is then pulverized and preferably mixed with dried, pulverized bread and chopped boiled potatoes. This mass is now seasoned with and formed-into cakes and fried.

What I claim and desire to secure is '1. The herein described process of conserving fish meat consisting in putting the cleaned fish in a vessel with Water to which has been added for each po ind of fish I gram of acetic acid and 5 grzlms of a clarified liquor made of water and! a mixture preferably of 1 part each of ground cinnamon, ginger, cardamom, crushed. laurel-leaves, cloves, oranges and chopped onions which have been soaked about 8 days under 15 C. in 5 parts of spirit of wine, and in this ,iish-nieat in a vessel with water to which ha been added for each pound of the meat 1 grain of acetic acid, and 5 grams of a flavoring and preserving liquor, boiling until well done, removing the skin and bones, drying, and reducing to powder.

In testimony whereofl aliix my signature in the presence of two witnesses.

ROBERT TEEN.

itnesses VYILHI LLM GRAEFE, Jone Nam. 

